Sentence examples for this diversion from from inspiring English sources

Concerned that Microprose fans wouldn't recognise this diversion from the designer's usual titles, the duo decided to put Sid's name on the box, although Stealey has an excellent anecdote that it was actually the late Robin Williams, a keen gamer, who told Meier to add his name to Microprose titles.

Viscosity contrast ratios of 10 have been previously demonstrated in viscoelastic surfactant solutions in permeable flow and in this case would reduce the diversion from 30%% to around 5%%.

By taking his "eye off the ball," by launching us into this disastrous diversion from the "war on terror," President Bush has turned Iraq and much of the Middle East into a sinkhole of violence and anti-American hatred.

He argued that "current ethanol mandates in place will force this supply diversion from 'corn for food' to 'corn for fuel'".

And you never know, this supposed diversion from your plans may lead you to something you like even more.

Several critics of the Administration's policies, including Senator Kennedy and former Vice-President Gore, have said this week that this is a diversion from our efforts on terror, our efforts in Afghanistan.

But all this is a diversion from the fundamental choice at the election.

Along with proposals for police and crime commissioners to take responsibility for fire and rescue, this is a diversion from the serious debate about the future of our service.

But this is a diversion from the real issue: will the Catholic church deliver its known paedophiles to civil authorities for their prosecution, regardless of the damage to the church's reputation and finances?

Critics, however, see this as a diversion from the President's handling of the Veterans Administration scandal.

Hardcore RTS fans will barely look up from their mice but this is a welcome diversion from the standard jumping/cutesy combat formula.